can this be used with TESTORS enamel paint for small metallic parts?
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No, you should not use with another manufactures paint. This is right from the Valspar Technical support department, Contact Testors Paint to find out about hardener use with their product.
1272100
No. You want it to bond to the metal not the primer. Sand down the area and make sure both surfaces are clean.
2245685
I think it would work well on any bare metal, as long as you wipe it clean with some rubbing alcohol before coating it with the paint. The alcohol will remove any wax or greese that may be on the copper, or any surface for that matter. Be sure to spray 3 to 4 very thin coats within 10 minutes of each. Make the last coat the heaviest without running the paint.
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You need to remember that it's the paint and not so much the gun that is the issue. It all depends on which type of paint (mainly how thick and how much you'll need to thin it out). The gun works with latex, oil-based, stains, etc., each of which require different conditions. If your paint is very thick (enamel metal paint may be too thick and can't be thinned enough to work). Need to check your paint instructions.
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I am not sure, I use it to treat the wood gun stock on M-1 Garand. The labels on the can do not discuss anything about painting. I hope that helps.
427974
Sure, if it is fiberglass. This product is not designed for paint on metal.
1954342
I have used it only on acrylic, and it worked well. I don't know how it works on enamel.
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I use a lower RPM so the wax is spread evenly and mnot thrown out of the buffer base. If you use a high speed you also take the chance of burning the paint and causes marks in the finish. Yes it will work but be careful and move the buffer smoothly across the paint finish.
117276
Depends on the kind of instruments and their uses. I wouldn't use it as a general metal polish such as on the electron gun of an electron microscope.
1268201
Yes it can, but be careful though. Depending on how the paint is applied on the material you're using, it can damage the tip.
624931
Yes you can transfer the smaller paint holders into the jars that come with the set. Any testors or even other brand acrylics work best. Just be sure to clean the tubes between each use to avoid build up and clogging
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That's a good question, I've never had a reason to try that before. My best guess would be any generic paint thinner. With any other paint that I typically use on models (which is what I got these pens for) I use paint thinner to clean the brushes and to clean up areas of excess paint. Since these pens are made of roughly the same kind of oil that the regular paints are I would assume that paint thinner would work just as good with them. Hope this helps and I definitely hope it works!
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Yes, you can use on virtually any paint. It's a very good wax, durable, and easy to use. If you are looking for a wax that will make your metallic white paint really 'pop', consider "LAVA Luminous Glow Infusion" Chemical Guys WAC310 Lava Luminous Glow Infusion - 8 oz.
1528203
No idea I'm afraid. I only tried it on a test piece and chucked it in the trash. Good luck.
1647888
Yes especially if it is an alloy box but if the box is made of wood you might want to seal and prime it with the high temperature primer first and make sure that there are no cracks before you go over it with the rust oleum high temp paint, for best results!
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These are particulate ONLY so as long as you're not creating vapors from a heat gun on the lead paint, I would think they would be OK. I would use it if I were just scraping or sanding but to be more safe and comply with OSHA, you'd likely have to use one of the VAPOR cartridges.
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That I'm not sure. I only used it to paint with a sprayer in my garage. I would try contacting the manufacturer so you would know for sure. Sorry I couldn't help more.